Browsing by Author "Chakraborty, Kanu"

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    Information Resilience in the Artificial Intelligence Era: A Global Scenario of Cybersecurity Strategies
    (INFLIBNET Centre Gandhinagar, 2025-12-02) Mandal, Subhadip; Chakraborty, Kanu; Patra, Swapan Kumar; Upadhyay, Navin; Kumari, Anisha
    In the AI era, there is a constant push and pull between cyber attackers and defenders to create a resilient information system. Some popular big AI giants like Open AI, Google, Microsoft etc and many developed nations such as UK, USA, Singapore etc are working on Cyberattacks. This paper is a review of the policy statements adopted by selected governments and the subsequent policy measures taken by the big multinational corporations. This study adopts a qualitative and descriptive research methodology based on secondary data analysis. The approach is primarily documentary and policy review-based, aiming to explore how various national and international entities are addressing cybersecurity challenges in the context of growing Artificial Intelligence adoption. With this growing use, there is a major apprehension about the safety, security, integrity, and robustness of the information system. So, it is a matter of concern how the information system deals with this issue. This study highlights the impact of AI in modern information resilience systems and focusing on the way to enhance their ability to handle uncertainties, adversarial attacks, and data perturbations
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    Usage pattern of e-resources during COVID-19 and post COVID-19: A study
    (INFLIBNET Centre, Gandhinagar, 2022-11) Upadhyay, Navin; Chakraborty, Kanu; Upadhyay, Shambhu Raj; Pandey, Bhaw Nath
    The study analyses the usage pattern of e-resources of Shreenivas Deshpande Library IIT(BHU), Varanasi, during the Covid-19 and post Covid-19. The usage data of e-resources is from 2018 until June 2022. The research shows that the usage of e-journals was affected more during the pandemic than e-books. The use of databases and standards also decreased during the pandemic and increased as the Institute reopened and research work started. Highly used journals Science Direct, Springer link, IEEE, and OSA witnessed a sudden fall after March 2020 in usage after the lockdown. Also, access went down even after access to all resources through a remote access facility. The analysis of results will support the library professionals in raising their voices for more budgets before the funding agencies and higher authorities.